The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-27

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Tho o%!non rpm q iaTics. & they think a
The offence e a violation Of the Excise law,
complaints against such characters are npmer.
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SSomnlainsnt And defendant for eSaninaIISn,
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House Of, Detention and held as a witness
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ct Gthne ~ managed to have # adjourned: Finally
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complainant; they point out the Inconvenience
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IN another State as q witness here.
now TO IMPROVE THE F1NEsT.
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he found that the Chief had also Invited the
~ception. Poor Kirby was introduced in turn to
each one present by Mr.. Kelly. who was yery
in society's etiquette. At length the. introduce
tons were concluded. and then Chief Kelly out
70 live II he decided to reside In Philadelphia.
Other men might step an inch Or two oyer tho
1 mSst w ses to 5nI,ptahnai.tXhii Ii. 6 Sseo =. for Mr. Nas Ki as cd ;:
rect as that Of the most straight-laced Puritan
The slightest iniraction OF tie law on his part
would be followed by the mtst condiGn punish.
careful in the extreme, Thh was too much for
Kirby. He looked at tho Chief In O bewildered
manner. as II he could hardly believe his own
ears. and then bolted from the room most, un.
eeremoniously. The, neat DAY, ho packed up
his "duds and left Philadelphia.
A FEW REMARKS.
The city Of New York Is actually ruled BY
SOM twenty thousand oficeholders. most OF
whom are taken from and controlled by the
very worst clements In tho community.
l have noticed ono remarkable fact In connec-
tion with the intimate relntionshctween politics